City of Yellowknife invites residents to help shape 2025 municipal budget

The City of Yellowknife is asking you for your thoughts to help plan the 2025 budget. From July 17, 2024, to August 16, 2024, residents can submit project proposal(s) using an online form on the City’s website.

The new form allows residents to submit a project proposal with a cost estimate. The proposal should consider the Council’s Strategic Directions and tax and service implications. Residents are asked to fill in all sections to the best of their ability.

The City Council will use the collected information to evaluate proposed projects and their alignment with the council’s goals. Residents are reminded that the City cannot run a deficit budget. Therefore, any additional costs from the proposals must be covered by raising taxes or reducing services/programs.

Details about the city budget are available on the official website. For inquiries regarding the 2025 budget development process, contact budget@yellowknife.ca. If you wish to present at the council meeting scheduled for October 15, 2024, reach out to cityclerk@yellowknife.ca or dial (867) 920-5602 by 10 a.m. on October 10, 2024.

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